MMG rapper Wale is back with a new visual for “Simple Man” which is featured on his new album entitled The Gifted. Shot on location in Toronto courtesy of Life+Times, the boom-bap track showcases Wale’s lyrical skills as he performs to the camera and takes a ride around the city. The visual also showcases some nice shots of the city’s skyscrapers and concludes with Wale hitting the studio with Drake and J. Cole who also show up to make an appearance.
New York’s Mysonne delivers a new music video and reps for his city with a new freestyle over Drake’s “5 a.m. In Toronto” instrumental called “3 a.m. in NY.” Directed by Angel Navarro, the transformer themed visual showcases the rapper outside of a gas station as he performs to the camera in front of his Chevy Camaro RS. Take a ride with Mysonne in his latest visual offering for “3 a.m. In NY Freestyle.”
Ransom keeps his promotional momentum going and delivers yet another short visual for his song “1996″ which is featured on his new collaborative album with producer-DJ Statik Selektah. The black and white visual finds Ransom handling business in a home studio alongisde Action Bronson and Statik as he spits introspective rhymes on his ode to the year 1996. Watch as the rapper attempts to evoke some flavor from the past and deliver that raw Hip Hop over a sample based instrumental.
Mass Appeal delivers the third and final part to their “Release Roundtable” with Pusha T and panel of Hip Hop bloggers as they examine and break down My Name Is My Name. Watch as Pusha addresses his love for Rick Ross and Young Jeezy and his disappointment that fans will probably never hear the two on any future collaborations. ”King Push” also touches on “Hold On” featuring Rick Ross and “No Regerets” with Young Jeezy and Kevin Cossom.
ScHoolboy Q recently took his talents over to Atlanta for the recent festivities held at A3C. Taking the stage at Revolt TV’s showcase, the TDE rapper performed to the anxious crowd that was jam packed full of supporters for the Oxymoron rapper. Here’s some official coverage of the event courtesy of Revolt TV which also includes a short interview and some footage of Q performing “Yay Yay.”
Noisey releases the newest episode of their “Back & Forth” series with A$AP Rocky and this time the Harlem native chops-it-up with Texas legend Bun B. Watch as the the UGK rapper drops knowledge on the origins of the word “trill” beginning in prison, speaks on the influence of the South and UGK on music and shares how he feels to be so highly respected in the game. Before the conclusion of part one, Bun also tells a story of almost getting into a big brawl with trained fighters because of Pimp C and to make matters worse his mother was in the room.
Here’s episode seven and the latest visuals courtesy of Juicy J and company for their popular web series “Everyday Life”. Follow Juicy’s hectic schedule and life on the road as the rapper continues to promote his new album Stay Trippy with appearances and shooting new music videos. Watch as cameras take viewers behind the scenes during Juicy’s recent trips through California, Alabama, Dallas, and finally New York for BET’s 106 & Park. Stay Trippy is now available in stores to purchase.
FUSE catches up with marijuana enthusiast Devin The Dude to discuss and break down his upcoming eighth album, One For The Road. Speaking candidly with Esteban, The Dude gets into details behind standout tracks “Probably Should Have,” “Fresh Air” and “Herb The Nation.” Devin also touches on the different approach he decided to take for putting the project together and clarifies the type of sound that fans can expect to hear from him. One For The Road is now available for purchase.
Stat Quo delivers a new music video for his song “Michael” which is featured on his upcoming All This Life Allows(ATLA). The ode to legendary NBA star, Michael Jordan, finds Quo reflecting in the first verse on his appreciation for the legendary player and dropping bars on his infatuation for Michael’s infamous sneaker brand. However, Stat Quo keeps the theme of the song going as he laces the track with lines dedicated to former heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson and deceased pop king Michael Jackson.
Here’s a new politically driven music video for “What You Waitin’ On?” from The White Mandingos front man Tyrone White. Recognized primarily as rapper Murs, the California native embodies the roll of his fictional persona and performs to the camera while graphic images speed back and forth across the screen. The rock infused track and accompanying visual are designed to convey a message and find White attempting to enlighten Americans to the on-going dangers that surround them and around the world.
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